Week 4 - L1 Flashcards
Negative plural?
Since there is
no such thing
as a plural
indefinite
article, this is
replaced by
“keine”, which
means “no …”
picture
das Bild
Computer
der Computer
lamp
die lampe
desk
der Schreibtisch
rug
der Teppich
chair
der Stuhl
room
das Zimmer
indoor plant
die Zimmerpflanze
apartment
die Wohnung
House
das Haus
Student housing
das Studentenwohnheim
share house
die Wohngemeinschaft (WG)
wohnen
reside?
how do germans count rooms?
When Germans describe the number of rooms in an apartment or
house, they include all rooms other than the KITCHEN AND BATHROOM
(i.e. not just the bedrooms, but also the LIVING ROOM, THE DINING ROOM). Thus, a Zweizimmerwohnung will have one
bedroom and a living room, while a Dreizimmerwohnung will
have a maximum of two bedrooms.
Students often live in a
Studentenwohnheim (cheap university accommodation where students share facilities) or a Wohngemeinschaft (which is very much like a shared house or apartment in Australia).
EINE DREIZIMMERWOHNUNG
A THREE-ROOM APARTMENT
EINE VIERZIMMERWOHNUNG
A FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT
TO LOOK FOR?
suchen
square metres
Quadratmeter (m2)
cosy, comfortable
gemütlich
SEIN UND HABEN
The verbs “sein” (to be) and “haben” (to have) are two of the most important and frequently used
verbs in German. They are irregular, which means their full conjugation needs to be learned!
SIND: to be
1. ich bin
2. du bist
3. er/sie/es ist
4. wir sind
5. ihr seid
6. Sie/sie sind
Haben: to have
1. ich habe
2. du hast
3. er/sie/es hat
4. wir haben
5. ihr habt
6. Sie/sie haben
tired
müde
work
die Arbeit
to think
denken
time
die Zeit
birthday
der Geburtstag
excuse me
entshuldigung
perhaps, maybe
vielleicht
unfortunately
leider
here, immediately
gleich
thats ok
Das geht
bathroom
bad or badzimmer
balcony
der Balkon
bedroom
das Schlafzimmer
dining room
das Esszimmer
kitchen
die Kueche
living room
das Wohnzimmer
hallway
der Flur
patio
die Terrasse
garage
die Garage
street
Straße
table
der Tisch
